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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
TYPHOID FEVER THOROUGHLY DEBATED

MANY PAPERS READ on THE SUBJECT By Phoh-
ISENr PHYSICIANS.
The New-York state Medical Association resumed ll'
meetings Mt the Hotel Brunswick yesterday Dr. isaac h
Taylor presided Tho exercises began with an huuoSS
on Nosography by Dr. John W. 8. Gouley OF tms o'''
This paper was a plea for reform In medicai homon'
cIature. -" Dislocations at the Elbow.osnt was INC
ii tie Of the paper presented by Dr. U C. Lynde OF Eric
County, and discussed by Dr. Edward NJ Moore ana ITO
lessor Carmault, OF New Haven.
In the afternoon yph Did fever the subject OF the
discussion which opened in an exhaustive paper oy
Dr. Alfred l.. Carroll. OF New Brighton Dr. h. q. Jane
way read thesis the varieties and origin OF the ieVer
Dr. Hermann ~ Biggs, OF New-York, followed Win
descripou OF tho influence OF tho mcroorganic Ter
ments on typhoid fever. Much interest was manestea
in the talk by ID. T. Salmon. OF Washngtoh VINO
was prominently Identified with the attempt u, 70
the Department OF Agriculture at washington
THE causation and transmission OF yphodie 'er, ~
thorou ghIy discussed by Dr. Charles A Leaie Oh ,ow
York. and Dr. T. ID. Ferguson OF Troy Both pny @
agreed that the general media OF transmission was
through the atmosphere. water ana Ioou. rug us
cusson on this interesting topic was closed WIN III
Charles q. stockons paper on the treatment anu oo
pcations OF the fever ,..u,,,u ,,o
DR. Lewis A. sayro introduced TO the association tne
following distinguished foreign physicians Dp as1
more Noakes, Oh Nice formerly OF London Dr heua.u
alrreon OF the Dispensary Turtado Hene faris' anu
Dr. Poussie Emile, special correspondents W 'hc "e
journals OF Paris. . -. ,-, = hor.,o,r
No. 33s East Twenty-sixthst, ard was wen sttenuen'
The special feature the session series OF doon
stratiuns pathology, accompanied by nuoeI VI SUI.
talks by tho various physicians. Dr. sayrc uesc,pcu
some difficult surgical operations illustrating the SUBJECT
by artificial and natural specimens pr Dro"el o. =,
hibed the germs OF scarlet fever when were senI W
yersity Dr. Charles A. Leae passed around q bottle
containing portion OF the remains OF cremated oouy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
TO REMOVE WRINKLES.

little while ago | wrote something about new
discovery recently added to the pharmacopea by @
Boston expert in chemical science have received
so many letters since containing inquiries to tho
nature OF this woolfat F" and the MAJ ner in which
1t may be obtained, that l suppose | may ss well
them print. The stuff is not prop rletary
remedy. II Is merely substance derived from tho
wool Ct sheep by sleeping ne clippings In hot alcohol
BY this process yellow grease IL precpitated chemi-
bile and Ia certain vegetables such peas and beams
This grease hxs-o very peculiar property. When
applied with rubbing it passes directly through he
skin, and in this way acts o nutrien t TO the fatty
tissues beneath. Thus II has the effect OF smoothing
out the wrinkles produced by the attenuation Of thsse
tissues which come with age. An sntiquatcd relative
Of mine has nearly removed from her temples the up
Welcome footprints of thousand Hgurative crows by
six weeks' use OF this marvellous unguent.
Likewise, when rubbed upon the scalp. II prevents
badness, by supply ing to the Lair element Of is
growth, the lack 81 which causes II to tall out Il IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
NEW-IkRSEY

HoBoKES-John Connos. OF No Cottage Row was struck
gne In the Delaware Lacsawauna and western
Railroad station Tuesday night aud died from his INJURIES
few hours after being admitted TO 81 MaryH hospital
PLAISFIELp Bridget McCoskey fell from tho testle work
OF the Central Raj road aud sustained
probably fatal injuries yesterday.
WgRHAwKEg-A number OF boys. pupils IN the public
broke The school house Tnesiay night and so
about the desks ami benches that school could not 10
held yesterday.
MADIsox.-James Van Wagner; the fonryearold son OF
Van Wagner accidentally shot himself yesterday
while playing with Oaoi gum belonging "a hs father Ihe
entered the abdomen and lac Is not expected 10
NEW BRUNSWICK State Freman's Relief Association
held tenth annual convention In Masonic
Yesterday 200 delegates representing tiNtvnve
local associations Tho tressrers report showed receipts
ST. O93 S2 expenditures f77j % balance on hand 1918 H.
Election OF officers folio wed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
1ur rp1Dr nv CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sent 20 (SpecidIl-The market openco
quiet steady for the first hour OF the
when selling orders from NewYork and the Idea OF ms
ercasng receipts broke the market and decline OF cent
occurred Henry Ccws Co. are believed TO have oeon
the arst big sellers I'm this market. MlmiDe, Bodman
Co. followed the afternoon the moment OF greatest
weakness was reached when John NJ. shaw unbled over
500 bushels supposed % have been jim" sey
mours. The close about Ii cents from the top
prices OF today-OcObcr 10 10, December at 10 LA
70 %, and May 70 12. Hutchinson was the primo
mover In corn. lie Kept buying up to i0 cents for
May and AZ "a cents for october and November The
range was 7sai cent above yesterdays close. During tho
last half Of the long session the market declined
nearly the prices OF the morning. Up
large trading, but the hkz departed rs
suddenly candle Is snuled and for the last hour was
tame Nav stopped IS rs cents. oats developed
strength and activity, closing for October at 20 7ea2o
cents and for MAY al 80 The boom In corn put
speculative interest into provisions. All products
advanced october ribs sold up "a 81 20, and January
was not SUSTAINED In anything except ribs, although the
market closed strong.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Begonland tBelg. Beynon Antwerp Sept II.
with mdse and OBJ passengers TO Potter Wright Sous
rived At tho Bar At e46 q
Steamer vadsglsnd tB.sl. Grant Antwerp Septic with
steamer cisy OF Washington. Retg Vera Cruz Sept H.
Tuxpan To- Progroso 10 Havana days with mso and
sengers TO Alexandra Sons Arrived At the Bar
steamer Knickerbocker Kemble, NewOreans days With
mdse and passengers TO = II Seaman.
Steamer Ksnawha, Sears, Newport News with coal 10
Consolidated Coal Co.
Bark Abatross aer Macassar l57 days wh mdse &, or
DER; vessel 10 Funch. Edye %.
with Nose to ORDER vessel toJ whitney 4 Co.
Bark Success (Br King ROTTERDAM 81 days aud
empty barrels TO order vessel TO J w Parker q Co.
mdso to ORDER weasel TO Punch. Edye a Co.
sUNsET.-At Sandy Hook. wind light SSE; raining. At
CITY Island wind light H. raining.
CLEARED.
Steamer Adriac Br) Cameron Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer England (Br Hsssy. Liverpool via Queenstown
FWJ Hurst
derson a Son,
&o-Kunhardt Co.
Steamer saals tdor) Richter Bremen via South amptou
Wright Soma
steamer nsnuel Psrnios SPAN. osrsrda parcslona
and Cadis-E PUG
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BAUMANN BROS.
Perpetual Exhibition of all that
is new i'm
Furniture,
Carpets
and Curtains.

CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM SETS. SPECIAL IN
JUDGEMENTS TO CARPET BUYERS. CARPETS ARE
CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER. WE OFFER
SPECIAL DRIVE IN DOUBLE.wIDTH ENGLISH
WILTON BACK vELvETs AT LOWER PRICES
THAN DOMESTIC GOODS. THE PATTERNS ARE
UNQUALIFIED. SPECIAL how PRICES IN RR.
NAIssANCE.CLUNY AND BRUSSELS LACE CUR
TAiNs AND VIENNA PORTIEREs OUR FACTORIES
TURN OUT NEW THINGS EVERY DAY. GARRETT
MANUFACTURERS ALL OVER THE WORLD CON.
SIGN TO Us THEIR NEW DESIGNS As SOON As
PRODUCED. EVERY STEAMER ARRIVING FROM
EUROPE BRINGS US FRESH CONsIGNMENTs or
NOVELTIES IN DRAPERIEs AND CURTAINS. 1T Is
NO IDLE BOAST OF OURS WHEN WE SAY, THAT
I'm mo one house la the world can such
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

volunteer-This.le international yacht race outside
course 10 80 a. IN.
Pacific Railroad Commission, No. 10 walst.' 10 a. M
Brooklyn Jockey Club races Gravesend, 10 p m.
Meeting OF Commissioners OF Emigration, p. N.
College Veterinary Surgeons meeting, No. 332 East
Twenty seven,h-st, p. m.
Newsdeaers' meeting, No. 1884 Broadway, 80 p m
State Medical Association dinner, Hotel BrunsweH'
evening. 49, -.
Installation e. the Rev. DR.. Meredith, Tomphins Avenue
Conversational Church, Brooklyn, y. M 49,
New.York Boston baseball match, Polo Grounds, 3Ao
D. m. c,...
1 nited Labor Party County Convention Jersey City,
D. m.
Meeting OF XXIIJd Assembly District Republicans,
No. 2.061 LexingtOn-ave., p m. - 49,,
Meeting OF Blaine Association OF With Assembly Dls-
trct, No. 412 Grand-st., 8 p m.
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Europe and refers naterngy the progress and growth
in&A Han
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

mn Ipenus Hots-Wayne MacVeagh Of Philadelphia
ex-senator William Pinkney Whyte OF Maryland exGover
nor H. Baldwin. Of Michigan; Judge J. 3 Lsndoni si
N. " Bishop John l. spaldng Murray HUI Hss-
Seth Green Rochester and Lynde Harrison, OF New.
Haven. Hotel Brunsgiek-George Beis,en 81 Sunao
Brerosrt HouSe-Professor George NJ Lane OF Cambridge
Windsor Hoe-Charles L. Colby. President Of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29

useful base tor ointments, the active Eredien.s
NJ vhjcb r. CONVEYS through the cutcule. To mrnu-
facre 1t in lar-e quantities is enormously expennye'
but 1t NAV he obtained ut retail from the big spohe-
cari,s for email price, Fortunately but few people
know of H. as vet. Nevertheless, 1t was known 70
the ancents 5000 years ago. Let me add wa ming.
II you buy It, get 1t pure and not In combination WIN
soIe patsnt mixture II necessary, gather your WOOL
and boil 1t dow for yourself 1hus you may secure
an artificial perpetuaton OF youth Ny first iDforma-
CIV pbysjcjan of Boston. DIR. Horton Prince. Any
body who wishes to know anything further had better
rif n tn him.
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BROOKLYN.

conference OF Prohbitlonists was held In Historical
Hail. Brooklyn, yesterday. DIR. /. X. Funk presided
and DIR. william Hargraves. OF Philadelphia, read I"
paper on the evils OF the drink traffic.
Captain William VI. Burnett who was In command
before the War OF the City Grena1iers, which after
ward formed Company of tine Ii Reg mcnt, died on
Tuesday his No 1S4 Madlsonst, at the age OF
seventy-tve. He served I'm the War under Colonel
now General, James JouIdan, who anerwaId married
his daughter.
The Long Island College Hospital rcopened yes
terday for the fall term OF lectures. large class OF
students listened to the opening lee urc by Pro
lessor McCorllc on the practice of medicine
The only woman principal OF Grammar School In
tho city is Miss Hcnrie ia W. Morris, OF No. 20, at
Eighth-st. and Sixth-avc The local committee In
charge OF has requested Miss Morris 10 resign at the
end OF the year and will recommend her for primary
school prtncpalship.
Absolute divorce granted yesterday to John
O'IIara from Mrs. Catharne OHara.
reception given last evening To the Rev
Joseph Franslo OF ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church,
who recently returned from Europe.
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STATEN ISLAND.

There OF smallpox reported Staten
Island yesterday All OF the patients reported TO be doing
well amt expected 10 die Tho Board OF Health be-
they stamped out the reslence and that
there fear OF any further spread OF the disease
Al the Circuit Court OF Richmond County yesterday the
Grand indicted Dolores Ddtmoorc for assault Ia the
rs degree tho shooting OF Mary Jennings on August IL
West New Brgon The prisoner has been confined In
tho county jail since the shooting sle was arragno IN
court plead and pleaded not guilty"
Her trial setdown for to-day.
EpGEwATRR- EI Sheriff benjamin. Brown and Professor
A. g. Methfesel yesterday appointed members Of the
Hoa of
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Murphy q D n Bishop o. l2o,
T1me-lil7
Bettine wn-Umpire to Strideaway 70 Z, y,
to Santa Pearl jennings 70 NIUE 20 =,
Brouahton TO Raymond 10 to Pleasantly 10 70
2Otol O.. q cb.c.
Betting pacs-Umpirs even strideaway 70 Muts
Ito Broughton TO l. Raymond to Piea'aA"' -
xuetiou pools SIS. Umpire sl4 stridsa~ay 'i'
Raxmopd la At the start but quickly passed oy Mue
who the running where he resrea IN
favor ~ mrrs The old left his horses easiy
the honestretch winning by Ieneth CnOc n 90 Second
Mace AZ he head stretch but quickly died away no
al Of Jennings.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 2s-At the Newmarket hrst OCTOBER
meeting to-day the Great Eastern Railway Handicap was
byA Benholm's iouryear old chesnuthly Draw Lass
with Lord Bradfods old bay horse Isobar second
and j. G. Joiceys ureeyearold chestnut nily Antonna
third. There eleven starters Draw Lass won by
two lengths. Antonina bad third. General owen
Wiliamss bay colt Lisbon the favorite
I'm the betting at against l. The betting against Draw
Lass TO against Isobar III 10 L, ana against
Antonnia u TO 1.
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A leader OF the party male the following statement
"Our ordinary weekly private meetings have been held
for over year in private houses. but going
In for political action, aud so have opened campaign
headquarters Our policy will be TO vote for the men
who are in our favor aud oppose those opposed
TO women's rights appointing political loader our
selves but acting as balance OF power. We are ap-
pontng local committees In all the different Assembly
districts"
What do you consider is the number OF women In
this State who are DESTROYS OF voting T.
About half million. All Of the womens Christian
Temperance Union members OF whom there are two or
three hundred thou sand wish to vote Then OF the
Prohibition Henry George and United and Progressive
Labor parties also want 10 vote. We are aiming
at relieving the great OF laborng women OF this
State and the world from the wrongs OF dsfranchise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29

Steamer Lsboneuse (Brl Bennoch Para Pcrnambuco &c
via Baltimore-R Il Barland.
steamer stamford Nor djemre. SANTANA via Port Antonio
Punch. Edye Il Co.
steamer Miranda BIZ. Leseman. st Johns NJ. via Halifax
-BowriDs 4 Archibald.
steamer Colorado Daniels Galveston--C II Mallory Co.
Walker Norfolk. Newport News and West
Point Va-Od DomnionSs Co.
John Gibson. Young Georgetown Alexandria
J VI Williams.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader. Dillingham;. Baltimore
DOwner
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Philadelphia
q King.
steamer Lucy Miller. Rogers, Bangor-F Smith & Co.
Steamer Winthrop Bragg. Portland-Horat0 Hail.,
ship Undaunted Hamilton, Philadelphia-D Dearborn
BARK Bonny Doom. Burgess, Gibara and Baria, Cuba
Mosle Broa
Bark Liberals tder, Mipde Perth Amboy-Funch. Edge
q Co.
Brig stacy Clark Whitney Rio JaneiroThos Norton Co
Brig w Armstrong Alexander, Pointa-Pitre. Gnad-
w q p Armstrong
Steamer Adrfatic for Liverpool; Critic Leith: saale
Bremen Lsb0neuse Para; Philadelphia Laguayra Colorado
Galveston; GIeDfruiD. NewOrleans Tuckahoe Norfolk
ships Willie Reed. for Melbourne; Blanchard, Blaye
Banks Thomas Perry. for Yokohama Emile Boyd bata-
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
AvoSMoUTH Sept 27-Arrived. steamer Dorian tBr). Nc
HILL sept 28-saed. steamer Calico tBr). Jones, for
New-York ~..,,,
gero New.York Sept 81 on her TO Southampton
and Bremen.
GoTHESBuRe Sept 9s-Arrived steamer Bassano Br Rea
from New York.
HAyRR Sept 2e-sailed, steamer Richmond Hill (Br).
Hyde. from London hence for New York.
stein, for New.York
(For later shipping yeiof u anu rec FVth PdgeJ
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
PROGRESS OF THE RoCKLAND COUNTY !

PROGKESS Of The KDthLhNU tOUNI1 FhIH-
Tho lowering weather kept Mayor Hewitt from addressing
the farmers the fourth annual fair OF the ocklani
Comfy Agrcui society Yesterday consequently largo
people disappointed The horse races an
live took place Yesterday TODAY there Will
be game between Havestraw and Mack clubs aud on
Friday Carlotta will make an ascension In balloon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
AIONG TIE sOuND.

BRDGEPoRr-rhc Rev. DR.. j. g. Lindsay, OF Georgetown
Nd has accepted call TO the recors hip OF 81 Johns Eps
copal made vacant by the retirement VI the Rev NJ
Enos will his duties at ON charge
OF assault with Intent T. XIII Viola May, Dole Howe
res held for trial Ia bonds OF 500
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LONG ISLAND.

PATcuocUK-The schooner Charles c. Lister. from VII
ming with coal ashore the flats In Fire Island IN
let Yesterday could be The captain aban.
the vessel which has been stripped by the Oak Island
Life Saving She Will probably TO pieces In few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
NEWARK.

Joseph sfnduhof arc thrtynv a musician, living In
committed suicide by hanging last even.
ing az his house ne a family sinduhos wife IL
convict trenton of Witnesses against
Keeper Layerty In his Impeachment trial.
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ASSERTING THAT WOMEy NAY VOTE.

reporter called yesterday at No Boast Fourteenth
st. and found that the Ladies Suffrage Committees OF
NewYork City aud State had just opened their cam
paign headquarters in room No. 10. Business was APP
parently booming. There stacks OF circulars and
printed postacards desk ready to be sent all over
the State calling the women to come forward at the
coming elections and exercise their rights BY voting.
The postalcards read as follows:
WOMEN CAN voTEl
Mrs Lucy Sweet Barber having successfully vOtei and
eff N punish her having failed all women who de-
the law II s) at the coming Election,
are 30 East Fourteenthst
near Ffthave room l6 take elevaor). between and
O'clock receive counsel and instruction how 10
proceed.
All who willing 10 aid the work VIII please report al
Headquarters at CLEMENCE :. LoZIER, NJ. d,
Chairman state Committee Woman Suffrage Party.
KATE PALMER STEARNs,
Chairman City Ladies' Suffrage Committee.
ELIZABETH ScHooNhAKEB,
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p,psr RACE At OLE M.

FIRST RACE AT 2:15 p. NJ
Boats leave foot Of NewYork at ll20 M
and ~: 90 D. m connecting at Long Island CITY WIN
Special leaving ID minutes later Boa,s roh
fooI OF Whifeha.s hall lilo TO 2lOp H.,
connecting with Culver Route trains at Bay Ridge
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FROM A DESCENDANT OF COL UxBl

FHOH DESCENDANT OF COLUNBUH.
A. T. Hubbs, Of staplston g. l., has received letter
from the Duke OF veragua Of Madrid. who 10 In this
generation the legitimate representative OF Christopher
Columbus IN regard the proposed celebration of tho
fourth centenary Of the discovery Of America The letter
approves such celebration In America expresses the
opinion that It would not interfere with similar aArs In
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JERSEY CITY.

The r. Garretson will be Installed AZ pastor
OF tho Presbyterian Church tonight Tho Rev
Dr Hugh Smith Of brooklyn will preach the ser
mon charge the pastor will be elverod by the Rev
David Mitchell aud 10 the people oy the Rev Henry L. Ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
TIL, ENTRI rs FOR TO-DAY.


Tho rain will track muddy To-Day ana hoise'
at home I'm soft ,o will have the advantage
Specially should win the first race, My own secoha'
The second race should fall to Haceiaho' foruha'n
second.
Swift should win the third race, Favor second
~Laggsrds yesterday was SO unsatisfactory IN
sp.te of the bad hard to trust him In the
Rroot Handicap. Bevidere should win and Lag
gard may get second place. as Stuyvesant neither u
mud nor q mile and quarter BanDurg haS iaiich vi
IIe fourth race should be taken by Monmouth, Aniban
onnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29

KEHyEDY's HATS the best at the least money.
Derbys 81 90 az 80 81 90 SIX Hats sJ 90 "a So s. So
saving 81 80 per hat 20 cortlandt ST.
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AN ECHO FROM THE RACE.

AN EUHO FHOH
"Awfuy tame race. wasn't tENo wind.'
Wind enough 70 make me lose an elegant hat
You don't say how. overboardr
MOI bet one On the Thistle"
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MARINE IyTELLIG EYOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises 81 Sets 80 Moon s,s 3lG Mosa's ago. IL
HIGH WATER
A. M-saAdy rIoaE. $40 Gov f,rl COZ Hell Cato 1866
4. M-Sandy Hook. b.5i Gov. Isrd 62s hell uate Sl7
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Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..

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ACKERMAN, BECKER & MiNVEL,
DIAMONDS,
Jewelry. Watches. Solid siivcrware, &c,
SIX MAIDEN LANE.
7 EE 7 H..

5000 sets of teeth at 60 per set, reduced vn ~
,r.s,sn,ad AZ WHITES N Y TOOTH CO., esh-ave ~
,ahst toyer tho jewelry store) established isSS,
largest cheapest and only dental establishment M,
City using steam power See that the name vi n
ia on the side OF the door, a. SSseTve -
Is oginners I'm the business trying 70
public By Initiating our name. The WORK oi o'H''
puada
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Betting TO win Omaha 10 Peeress TO sumber 10
J. Theora to Bopeep 10 TO Jack Cocks 10 to Walt 10
Sadie Nc 10 TO l. Jos Clark IL 10 j. Lizzie g. 10 TO l.
Betting for place-0maha 10 g. Peeress TO g. sumber2
Theora Bo Peep TO Jack Cocks 10 ], Sadie
Nc 10 l, ZOO CLARK 8 to J., Lizzie c. 10 /.
Auction pools-omaha S2, Peeress $lI field s25 Mutuals
paid 50 o.
suIaltern (95) withdrawn. Mclaughlin got good
favore and from the fall OF the flag the
Gnish Doubt omaha won handily by
length The0ra second four lengths before Wait third
dsappontinglv and be made for
wrcche for she got of in second place Walt
strong at ths finish No bid for the winner.
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THIRD RACE-BoULRvAgD HANDICAP $50 EACH, 81, $50
ADDED. 10 MILES.

Betting to wn-Laggard 10 2 Exile to Elkwood to
J. Gurus TO Rupert 10 TO Fer0na 10 20 l. Ten Booker
~ Moes Last. Is TO |, Arg0 10 To Bsrnum 30 10 l.
Betting Tor place-Llg gard 10 8. Exile TO Elkwood
Eurus to 10 Ferona 10 l. Ten Booker
TO Mollie's Last 10 /. Argo 10 l. BarDnm TO l.
Auction pools Laggard S45 Exile S2 Elk wood $22 Eu.
SIS, Rupert $40, field S2i. Muuals Paid $63 40.
Kalooah ll4) Withdrawn The ssrt very unfair.
Rupert having much the best IT, Eurus second Barnum
Shrn The procession Rupert left his horses at
every and although Eurus challenged vigorously in
the LIST furloDg he could get Rupert winning with
ridiculous half length. kurus second dozen
lengths before Barnum third the others struggling In Tho
killed the chances OF the avorites Lagar and Exile
Who beaten at the hame pole by their Efforts TO catch
Rupert